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microscopy. • Published research addressing electron-beam-induced modification, restructuring, defect dynamics, synthesis or transformation of nanomaterials. • Demonstrated ability to integrate material
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presentation skills and excellent written and spoken English; resilience to stress, initiative, positive attitude; independence, decisiveness, responsibility; systematic and thorough approach, ability to see
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, and/or confirmation of academic and education degrees, and an acknowledgment about providing personal data should be sent by post or email to Lenka Hulajová, DiS. – Personnel Department, Faculty
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lifelong learning. Practical experience in clinical research is desirable, particularly for the ability to translate theoretical principles into concrete and understandable examples. Your responsibilities
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of professional knowledge to the general public Skills and Qualifications The applicant should have: Have an excellent publication record or equivalent experience in applied research Demonstrate the ability
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(including foreign activities), advanced level of academic English, knowledge of other language is a plus, ability to teach in the Czech language (minimum level C1 or native speaker). Required knowledge
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the above-written deadline - please use the link in the Electronic Application section (see below). Your application must include the following documents: a structured CV, an overview of scientific and
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your application by the above-written deadline - please use the link in the Electronic Application section (see below). Your application must include the following documents: a structured CV, an overview
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of academic and education degrees, and an acknowledgment about providing personal data should be sent by post or email to Lenka Hulajová, DiS. – Personnel Department, Faculty of Pharmacy of Charles University
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their proteins. Recent advances in cryo-electron microscopy have revealed the architecture of viral replication/transcription complexes, but how these molecular machines communicate with the host translation